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The "Nasty Woman" Merch You Need To Support The Nasty Badass Hillary Clinton Really Is

Lindsay Thomaston

Oct 24, 2016

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Lindsay Thomaston

Ever since the third and final presidential debate, a single muttered comment from Republican nominee Donald Trump has sparked what Forbes is calling the, "nasty woman economy". The craze is a maneuver to claim the attempted insult, flip it on its backside, and print across shirts upon shirts, with many of the proceeds going to feminist-friendly charities like Planned Parenthood. Sporting the reclaimed comment also promotes support of the Democratic nominee and secretary of state, Hillary Clinton. Or rather, madame president, if you're nasty.

For the nastiest, most vocal, and most stylish of political progressives:

1. Nasty Woman T-shirt , $25

Wear it tucked into a midi skirt or knotted with skinnies- for the easiest of bold statements.

2. Madame President If You're Nasty Art Print, $53

This fun art print plays up Janet Jackson's iconic album art for her song, "Nasty Boys".

3. Nasty Woman Cap, $35

Hat's off to the go-getters, the trendsetters and rule breakers, the policy changers and the nastiest of the nasty. 50% of proceeds go to Planned Parenthood.

4. Madame President Carry-All Pouch, $14

An all-purpose pouch, for safely storing your phone and voter registration card.

5. Nasty Woman Patch, $7

Nasty Women patch problems!

6. Nasty Gal for Nasty Women, $25-$48

Sophia Amoruso, founder of Nasty Gal is transitioning the nasty gal culture to a gaggle of nasty women, with a spontaneous line of fashionable t-shirts and a Hill-gone-punk tote bag. All proceeds from the items go to Planned Parenthood.

7. I'm With Nasty sweatshirt, $17.99

For the days when you just want to wear leggings, but also campaign for ya girl.

Such A Nasty Woman throw, $20

Lady in the streets, professional and qualified presidential nominee on the debate stage.

9. Nasty Woman embroidered t-shirt, $30

Babe, you'll look so cool. And nasty. And politically active.

10. Nasty Woman button, $2

Dress up your denim jacket (or presidential blazer) with a nasty woman button, and a bad hombre pin to match!

A nasty move? Eh, maybe. A fashionable move? Yeah. What Trump would call business under any other circumstance? Ohh, definitely.

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